All the Grief

In this deeply moving episode, Andrea and Rebecca speak with Lindsay Stanton whose husband passed away but whose love story continues beyond the physical world. Before his death, the two shared a powerful agreement: to stay connected, no matter what. What followed was nothing short of extraordinary. From unmistakable signs to quiet moments of guidance, Lindsay shares how her husband remains an active part of her life. We explore: * The spiritual pact they made before his passing * The ways he communicates with her from the other side * How she distinguishes signs from coincidence * The ongoing relationship that transcends death * What it's taught her about grief, trust, and love Find Lindsay On Instagram @thehealinggriefguide On Facebook @lindsay.w.stanton And her book: The Enduring and Everlasting https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C2J8PJ4S [https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C2J8PJ4S]

In this episode of All the Grief, we talk with author Margie Zable Fisher about The Cabernet Club, a novel her mother (Rona S. Zable) started, and one Margie made a promise to complete after her death. Guided by her mother's spirit, Margie shares the story of how finishing the book became a way to honor her mother’s voice, navigate grief, and bring this shared creative project into the world.  Book available wherever you get your books.  Find Margie https://margiezfisher.com [https://margiezfisher.com/] On Instagram @margiezablefisher

Rebecca and Andrea welcome therapist and poet, Moudi Sbeity to the podcast. Moudi shares how he lived outside of his peers - and even his family as a boy growing up with a severe stutter, in a country locked in external and internal wars, and his eventual move to the United States. Though always searching for stability and a place to call home, it is through poetry that he has written his story in his own voice - and has found home within himself.  A touching, poetic, and memorable episode. Find Moudi On Instagram @moudi.sbeity Subscribe to Moudi's Substack www.moudisbeity.substack.com

In this episode Rebecca and Andrea talk with licensed clinical social worker, Kristy Howlett. Kristy shares the wisdom gained after over two decades of working with children as a play therapist. She offers us - any of us with kids in our lives, not only caregivers  - encouragement on how to talk about grief with children and how we can best meet them where they are. Find out more about Kristy: https://www.kristyhowlettlcsw.com/ [https://www.kristyhowlettlcsw.com/] Resources: Sesame Street clip: Sesame Street - "Goodbye, Mr. Hooper" Excerpts [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vWzXFsIm9rw&t=431s] Books:  The 10th Good Thing About Barney by Judith Viorst The Hare Shaped Hole by John Dougherty and Thomas Doeherty The Rabbit Listened by Cori Doerrfeld

Rebecca and Andrea invite the mystic and poet, Wendy Havlir to All the Grief to talk about the complexities of life's choices and the courage, excitement, and grief that come with following your path. For the past seven years Wendy has been walking with grief as she left a career, a marriage, and the place she called home - but ultimately found herself. Find Wendy On Instagram @theschoolofwildandholy On Facebook www.facebook.com/wendyhavlircherry/ Online: www.shegathersbeauty.com Her Book can be purchased on Amazon: https://a.co/d/i79ATDh Or Woman Craft Publishing: https://womancraftpublishing.com/product/the-mistress-of-longing/ [https://womancraftpublishing.com/product/the-mistress-of-longing/]